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From: jd9014@CCA.UCSF.EDU (Joe DeBattista)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.ibm
Subject: tn3270 for VMS systems
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Date: 1 Sep 89 00:45:39 GMT
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Reply-To: Joe DeBattista <cca.ucsf.edu!jd9014@CGL.UCSF.EDU>
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Greetings,
   We currently have a MicroVax II (running MicroVMS 4.5, with an
Excelan card, running the EXOS TCP/IP software) and an IBM
mainframe (an IBM 4381, running VM/HPO 5.0, CMS, MVS/SP and the IBM
TCP/IP FAL code).  Our Unix machines communicate with the IBM on
our LAN ethernet via the tn3270 program, which permits a full-screen,
full duplex connection, emulating an IBM 3270 terminal.  Is there
such an animal for VMS systems?  I'm interested in both public domain
programs, and commercial products.  Thanks very much.
--
                            Joe DeBattista
                            UCSF Computer Center
                   BITNET:  jd9014@ucsfcca
                   DOMAIN:  jd9014@cca.ucsf.edu